The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1887-11-08
LOOK WELL TO YOUR TICKET
DON'T LET BUNC0 JoEs AGENTS
DECETYE YOU.

Ano B0n't TRADE ANY democratic Cnndtdetes
Uader Any Pretenoe. ~ Yea Want to Vote
Eissht-Bcttins Me., vvhs Know which
Way the Wind Blows, Betting on Fellows.
The polls open OF Q o'clock this morning
and close at in the afternoon. II will be
impossible in many election districts to poll
the vote II the voters delay until afternoon.
Democrats should vote before noon and avoid
any chance Of being crowded out. There will
be all sorts Of crooked ballots floating around
at the polls. Tickets should be taken only
from the Democratic boxes and not from men
with bags and badges that may not be genu-
Inc. Scrutinize your ticket carefully before
voting, and see that the names are correct.
The skies are bright for the election Of the
whole Democratic State and county ticket. 1t
is only question Of plurality. and the size Of
that will DO what the Democrats make It.
There are not enough Republican votes to
elect anybody. and the only man that will be
run straight out Of the Republican boxes is
Surrogate Rollins. candidate for Justice OF the
Supreme Court. Everybody else will be traded
of for the State ticket and the Senatorial can
didates The only chance they have is in seour-
ing sufficient number Of Democratic votes by
trading.
The Hoffman House lobby was turned into o
betting ring last night by the large number Of
bookmakers that gathered there. Two police
men were present to keep order, and to see
that everything was done fair and square. The
mass OF the betting was on Col Fellows. The
bookmakers who had been betting on Nicoll
the night before were divided among them
snd srsd o'f feoHse
&c estf on Sef
Stonebrldge. Fifteen hundred dollars were bot
that the Democrats would carry the State
The little Colonel was great fayorite among
sTSsy pied hsT %S On h%
and coffee merchants offered s to . On him.
with the sYppoEt Of the Pulitzer poodle very
Uptown sporting men have been very busy
NJ bssfsqp 81 T F fss1
bsyas SlsS q ~ New YqrE @
made at Fleetwood on Saturday, and Dawson
offered to make the same bet five times over;
oh6 ths offered tS bet 80
paHh ins ssSi goss srSs isS tS
shs bet sns Sfs sso0
esss e tie s sis asSs Sstxssn Eirain %nS
John EsTler bet 500 70 $50 thres times With
Smith has wagered big amount on Fellows;
Oakley Kerker each bet JACK Elliott Of Pei
s SeSs at sn asf sFs o SSns
be POST gond
first or second and Nicoll last. Black is look
ing for some ono who will make the same bet
In ali the pool rooms about town the cur
rent rate Of betting yesterday was si6Q to $40
e on Fellows against the held' with more betters
at $1,000 to 5000. and the county ticket at $500
Dss 81 sssa sos Dss &. ss set
sEss assrs rose 1aaOR v Eysa
Rsss q siisht Odds tss IT PEI YOU'D ssss
rh 6s the ps Ho seye s GS
a visit to the Democratic State headqunr;
tors; The crowd made LANE lane for them tS and
his many spseches but his face LIGHTED up with
ss RI he sy hoeh
# the district Leaders n Of a9y PSry in
early IN the evening. They took with them
Tet The q me1 10
and tickets earlier in, the day. Their punches
Include every Kind Of combination with
Pulitzer party are paid Just as the Republican
district leaders are. Though the Republicans
the c sh5es tss dsaes
drove up to the New Amsterdam Club early In
the evening and took away their tickets and
the as Bags G at smmany Hall. Meetings Of the
election district captains were held IN every
Assembly district. and the bags OF tickets were
given out to them as soon as the district lead
The Neoli men are preparing to throw their
chance Of election. They sent to the Labor
headquarters for Post stickers. and 4 they can;
not to vote tor they @
expect the Labor men to reGiproeate. and to
keep Fellows's plurality down ia this manner. =.
from overwhelming defeat ex-senator Platt is
freely smashing the Interstate Commerce
S sch 5oe WhS a na
through the State have been supplied with
passes over The Delswsre' LHHSSs s and
through three States. and the passes have
been made out to the students as employees OF
the RAILROAD company S w,ob 10 vo,o tbs Dsmo
cratic t ticket have applied to the Democratic
State Committee for passes. and that's the way
De commttee tod them tRat the De-
mocracy were not on sufficiently friendly terms
with the corporations to ask passes OF them,
and especially, passes would not be asked In
violation of the Inter State Commerce law.
There was Q meeting Of the Young Mons
night and ]. Bleeeker Miller. Who has felt
lonely since he QUIT being q Democrat and
came out for Nicoll, resigned from the club.
No other designations have been offered on
account OF the clubs resolving to support Col.
Fellows. Mr.. Millers resignation was laid
over until after election. when he will have
The districts in which Democrats should take
especial care are the Eighth and Tenth Sena-
torial and Third Judicial. All these districts
can be carried by Democratic votes. and the
Senate delegation can be preserved unbroken-
ly Democratic In the Third Judicial. eY-Con-
gressman John j. Adams has been making
good fight. He is q strong lawyer and popu-
lar man.
In the other districts all that is to be feared
ia deals between Republicans and Labor men.
There are enough Democratic voters In the
other Senatorial districts to elect without any
ara tina only thlnga that can nraYapt d big